It’s a bit bare-bones. They'll get you a tow or a jump, but don't expect them to do any actual repairs on the side of the road. If you just want the basics for a low price, it’s perfect.

I had a terrible experience where the tow truck they sent actually damaged my front bumper. Trying to get Geico and the tow company to figure out who was responsible for the repair was a six-month nightmare.

Average experience. I waited about an hour for a jumpstart. The tech was a bit grumpy but he got the car running. It’s a 'get what you pay for' type of service.

Cheap to add to the policy, but the call center was a bit of a mess when I actually broke down.

Geico’s roadside is so cheap to add to your policy—it’s like $10 a year. I used it for a lockout last week and it was totally worth it. The guy was there in 15 minutes and I didn't have to pay a dime out of pocket.